Maryland County Turnpike Stock Authorization Law 1888
The Maryland General Assembly enables Frederick County to subscribe to the remaining three fifths of a turnpike company capital stock once two fifths are subscribed. County Commissioners may issue bonds, levy taxes to pay interest and principal, and be represented at stockholder meetings. The act takes effect on passage and requires printing in county newspapers before the next House of Delegates election.
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Mahone's Overwhelming Defeat In Pennsylvania And Beyond
Across New Jersey New York and Virginia reports show Democratic gains and republican losses. Abbott expected to win in New Jersey while assembly shifts favor Democrats. McKinney leads in Staunton with sizable margins and Mahone ar rests remain unclear amid Virginia county results.
Maryland Vote Elevates Davidson in Baltimore Mayor Race
Maryland results show Davidson elected mayor of Baltimore by about 2,761 votes in key wards while Cleveland trails with a large plurality in 1883. Democratic gains widen in legislature and comptroller race tilts to a Democrat with roughly 39,000 statewide lead. one fatal city ward incident noted in Fifteenth ward. Ohio results hint at Foraker’s defeat with statewide Democratic gains and Campbell leading in several precincts. Cincinnati reports vast Foraker margins outside the city, near statewide swing.
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Democratic Majority on State Ticket Estimated at 20,000
New York November 6 says the statewide ticket selections include secretary of state comptroller treasurer attorney general engineer judge of appeals three supreme court judges two congressmen thirty tro smatars five assemblymen and various other officers with early returns showing Gibbert Griffin Cooke and Rice among winners while defeating Dellersmith in the Eighth district and noting a Republican lead in Nebraska estimates of a 18 000 to 20 000 statewide margin.
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Elections in Massachusetts and Iowa Lead to Republican Gains
State results show Norville and Morrill winning with large majorities as Republicans sweep Massachusetts and new Australian ballot trials boost Republican support. Iowa reports Democratic gains statewide with Hutchinson likely governor, while Chicago Democrats win county offices. Incidents include a fatal stabbing in New York and a hotel incident in Pennsylvania.
Bullets at the Folls and Fateful Election Clash
A Norfolk county polling site near Portsmouth sees violence as a Democratic judge shoots at a white Republican, hitting a Black man in the eye and killing him. Police and state guards rush to restore order while tensions flare between Black voters and white poll workers.
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Parnell Arraigned Before Special Commission
Sir Henry James in London asserts Mr Parnell aided conspirators and benefited from American contributions. He notes a rise in donations after Parnell’s Cincinnati speech and lists changes in the Portuguese cabinet and other international items.
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Pittsburg Readies for Pan American Arrival Display
Pittsburg gears up for the Pan Americans arriving tonight and a special Pittsburg manufacturers exhibit at the exposition, promised to surpass the recently closed display.
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